Babies in a sentence

A lot of women are pretty indifferent until they reach their early 30s when suddenly their biological clocks go into overdrive and all they can think about is babies, babies, babies.

Deaf babies babble in the same order when hearing sounds as non-deaf babies do, thus showing that babbling is not caused by babies simply imitating certain sounds, but is actually a natural part of the process of language development.

At least two babies might still be alive if senior executives at the Countess of Chester Hospital had heeded the warnings of paediatricians on the unit where was killing or maiming babies, it can be revealed today.

Even though it feels like "nepo babies" are worse than ever, thanks to a sea of talentless hacks polluting our movie screens and airwaves, are modern "nepo babies" genuinely different from the monarchs of yesteryear gaining the throne from their parents?

Nobody ever went wrong with talking babies, but that said, talking babies is a pretty tired gimmick.

She was also found guilty seven charges of attempted murder against six babies, with the jury undecided on the attempted murder of four more babies.

Take your case to the Doctor that is able to bring babies out of the womb that you have been told is too weak to carry babies.

We could have pork steak babies and gooey butter babies and thin crust pizza pals and Catholic fish fry friends.

We’re keeping a close eye on mum and the babies but it looks like she’s coping really well and the babies are also thriving,” she added.

You don’t expect five-month-old babies to be decapitated and five-month-old babies to be kidnaped.

Both dolphin species sometimes help raise babies that aren’t theirs, and sometimes they even help babies from other species.

Dawkins recalled how his mother would disappear for days when called to deliver babies in the hilly terrain of the rural areas as sometimes, the babies would take days to make their appearance.

It includes equipment to help babies in emergencies and with resuscitation, and equipment which monitors babies' heart rates.

Mr. King’s comment about “somebody else’s babies” ignores the fact that white, native-born residents are also having babies, says Mr. Lee, the pastor, who celebrated 26 baptisms at his church last year.

One in 700 babies in the UK are born with a cleft lip and/or palate - that’s more than 1,200 babies each year.

She added: “In neonatal intensive care you should have a ratio of one baby to one nurse but sometimes that would be three babies to one nurse or two babies to one nurse.

Stories like these involve “wanted” babies, so doctors insisting on telling women they have to their babies to save themselves is perhaps one of the most evil manipulations taking place in today’s society.

You know, as a pediatric neurosurgeon, I operate on a lot of premature babies,” he said, explaining that he uses anesthesia because the babies can feel pain.

A photo of moms and their babies at a Moms, Boobs and Babies meeting.

For example, while some of the women she has interviewed took comfort in memorialising their lost babies with personalised jewellery or symbolic tattoos, others approach the experience more pragmatically, and don’t even think of their losses as “babies”.